Grid 10" PoE Android Touchscreen Panel – White | 1280×800, 8GB RAM / 64GB Storage, PoE-Powered | POEJK-TOUCH10-WH

Overview

The POEJK-TOUCH10-WH is a 10.1" PoE-powered Android touchscreen panel in white, designed as a dedicated wall interface for room booking, home automation and building dashboards. It lives at the convergent edge of the GRID DC microgrid, powered and connected over a single Ethernet cable.

With a 1280×800 capacitive display, 8GB RAM and 64GB storage, this PoE wall touchscreen is built to run modern Android apps—cameras, lighting, HVAC, access control—without needing a separate tablet, charger or cluttered countertop dock.

Key features

• 10.1" capacitive touchscreen for responsive, tablet-like control of room booking and home automation apps.
• 1280×800 resolution for clear tiles, schedules and camera thumbnails at typical wall-viewing distances.
• 8GB RAM / 64GB storage to comfortably run multiple Android apps, dashboards and local content.
• PoE-powered – a single Ethernet cable supplies both data and power from a compatible PoE switch or injector.
• Android OS so you can deploy popular meeting-room, signage and smart home apps directly on the panel.
• Purpose-built wall panel for always-on use; no batteries to swell, no family tablets to “go missing.”
• White finish that blends with trim and décor in homes, condos, offices and meeting rooms.
• Certified hardware – listings include FCC, IC, CE and RoHS per manufacturer documentation.

Technical highlights

Ideal applications

• Room booking panels outside meeting rooms in offices, clinics and co-working spaces.
• Home automation dashboards near main entries, kitchens or central hallways in Canadian homes and condos.
• Small-business status displays for cameras, access control and temperature in back offices.
• Wall-mounted control for AV, lighting and shades in boardrooms, training rooms and classrooms.

Compatibility & ecosystem

• Runs Android apps for popular home automation platforms, room scheduling systems and signage players (subject to each app’s requirements and licensing).
• Integrates cleanly into GRID DC microgrid designs as a PoE-powered edge device on the same cabling as APs, cameras and POE-Jack® nodes.
• Works over standard Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6A cabling back to GRID PoE switches such as the POEJK-S48 series.
• Typical endpoints controlled: IP cameras, smart locks, thermostats, lighting scenes, blinds and media players.

Install & design notes

• Home-run a dedicated Cat5e/Cat6 cable from the PoE switch to the panel location; avoid daisy-chaining through unmanaged devices.
• Plan mounting heights so adults and older kids can comfortably use the touchscreen without glare from nearby windows.
• For meeting rooms, align panel locations with door swings and sightlines so room status is visible down the hallway.
• Allocate PoE budget on the upstream switch; while the panel’s draw is modest, large deployments can add up.
• App configuration (user accounts, signage content, automation scenes) is typically done by the integrator or IT; budget time for this step.

Canada-ready checklist

• ✓ Suitable for typical indoor temperatures in Canadian homes and commercial spaces.
• ✓ Ideal for finished basements, offices and hallways where a tablet on a counter is impractical.
• ✓ Runs on Ethernet and PoE from your existing low-voltage panel—no extra receptacle by the door.
• ✓ Works with common Canadian broadband and LAN setups using standard PoE switches.

Compatibility micro Q&A

Will this work with my existing Cat5e wiring?
Yes. For most installations, a dedicated Cat5e or better cable from your PoE switch is fine, as long as the run and terminations meet standard Ethernet practices.

Can I use this in an unheated garage or cabin?
It’s intended for typical indoor conditions. For unheated or semi-outdoor environments, check the latest environmental ratings and consider an appropriately rated enclosure or location.

Does this replace my automation hub?
No. POEJK-TOUCH10-WH is a wall-mounted Android panel that runs apps and dashboards. It usually works alongside your existing controller, hub or cloud platform.

FAQ

Do I need a special PoE switch for this panel?
Any standards-based PoE switch with sufficient budget per port is typically fine. Many installers dedicate a VLAN and QoS policy for room panels and automation devices.

Can I lock it to a single app or dashboard?
In most Android deployments, installers configure kiosk mode or app pinning so end users only see the intended interface. Implementation details depend on the app and MDM tools you use.

Always follow local electrical and building codes. Low-voltage PoE devices should be installed by qualified low-voltage professionals where required by local regulations.